| Alpine Club of Canada's Ride: A two-week ride in May, 1997, found much sunshine and good routes. |
| Bicycle trip in the South West of Ireland 1996: A ride from Dublin to Kilarney. |
| Biking in Ireland: Two American men put GPS and Ordnance Survey maps to good use and took many photos during a weeklong, 250-mile ride from Cork to Galway in July, 2001. |
| Biking the Coasts of Ireland: An English literature professor on sabbatical from a Michigan college cycled over 1,000 miles on Ireland's major and minor coastal roads in 1997, averaging 40 miles per day for six weeks. His travel journal is filled with observations. |
| Cycling around Southern Ireland: Solo biking trip of 1,000 miles through much rain from Dublin to Cork to Killarney to Galway in 20 days during April, 2001. |
| Cycling the Emerald Isle: An American brother and sister spent 2 weeks in 1996 riding through Counties Clare, Limerick, Kerry and Cork in southwest Ireland. A "breathless" section took them over the steep Connor Pass to Dingle. |
| Mountainbiking Association of Dublin: Home page of the Mountainbiking Association of Dublin (MAD)that includes information about organized rides which welcome visitors, routes, links to many cycling organizations, shops and routes throughout Ireland. |
| Myra's Bike Travels: Ireland Diary: Account by a woman from Cambridge, England about her stays in youth hostels and solo, 15-day ride around much of Northern Ireland and the Donegal area in October, 2000. |
| Paul James' The Cycling Thing: Friends cycle for charity from Cork to Kerry . |
| Prose and Pictures from Ireland: A ride around the Dingle Penninsula in July 1997. |
| Two Wheels through the Irish Mist: Three self-contained cycle tourists leave sunny dry California and meander through the green rolling hills of Ireland. |
| Yaz San - 7 peaks in 7 weeks: Cyclist Yasuyuki Ozeki's reports on his progress on plan to ride and climb Ireland's tallest peaks during September-October, 2004 following his ride from Japan to Ireland in 1998, with photos. |
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